Tybalt In William Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet
Jones,Aly In the story Romeo and Juliet I feel that the males have done an expediently better job of grabbing my attention with characters like Tybalt, Romeo, and Paris there's an element of drama that the girls from the story can't compare to. First ,Tybalt, the fiery hot head, has had a tremendous influence on the plays dramatic feel with his short tempered personality and reckless behavior it's no wonder that Tybalt sets off most of the tragic events that occur in the story. Tybalt states "...I will withdraw but that intrusion shall, now seeming sweet, convert to bitter gal" (1015). After Capulet warned Tybalt to not cause any trouble at his party Tybalt, vexed with Capulet for not being as furious as he was about Romeo being at their
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In the story Romeo, the lover who's in love with the idea of love, provides the story with a dramatic element that starts most of the drama in the story. On page 1013 of Romeo and Juliet Romeo says "O,she doth teach the torches to burn bright". Romeo says this right after he was mopeing about his one "true love" Rosaline. He later spots Juliet and in a flash falls in love with her beauty, not knowing who she was.
Last, Paris, in my option showcases a dramatic element by asking Lord Capulet for Juliet's hand in marriage when he has yet to meet her. Paris says "But now, my lord, what you say to my suit?"(1001) Paris has never met Juliet so he doesn't know what she's like. I predict that Paris may be the reason Romeo and Juliet's marriage would have to concluded.Juliet will probably pick Romeo over Paris because she's fallen in love with him and that creates yet another conflict in the story.
In the story Romeo and Juliet, the male characters have a more dramatic effect on the story, with characters like Tybalt, Romeo, and Paris there's a never ending conflict that constantly leaves you wondering what's going to happen next, and always leaves you guessing who's what male character is going to start the next page turning conflict that makes Romeo and Juliet such a great
In the story Romeo, the lover who's in love with the idea of love, provides the story with a dramatic element that starts most of the drama in the story. On page 1013 of Romeo and Juliet Romeo says "O,she doth teach the torches to burn bright". Romeo says this right after he was mopeing about his one "true love" Rosaline. He later spots Juliet and in a flash falls in love with her beauty, not knowing who she was.
Last, Paris, in my option showcases a dramatic element by asking Lord Capulet for Juliet's hand in marriage when he has yet to meet her. Paris says "But now, my lord, what you say to my suit?"(1001) Paris has never met Juliet so he doesn't know what she's like. I predict that Paris may be the reason Romeo and Juliet's marriage would have to concluded.Juliet will probably pick Romeo over Paris because she's fallen in love with him and that creates yet another conflict in the story.
In the story Romeo and Juliet, the male characters have a more dramatic effect on the story, with characters like Tybalt, Romeo, and Paris there's a never ending conflict that constantly leaves you wondering what's going to happen next, and always leaves you guessing who's what male character is going to start the next page turning conflict that makes Romeo and Juliet such a great